Wheel Cylinder Rebuild Kit - Rear Brake - Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 Models - 1990-1999

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Description

This wheel cylinder rebuild kit fits the Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 (1990-1999). It reseals the rear wheel cylinder that pushes the brake shoes out.

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Vehicle Fitment & Compatibility

Confirm your chassis code against the table below before ordering.

Honda Acty Truck HA3, HA4 (1990-1999) - fitment
Make Honda
Model Acty Truck
Chassis Codes HA3, HA4
Years 1990-1999
Position rear
Part Type rear wheel cylinder rebuild kit

100% Fitment Guarantee

Not sure about fit? Add your chassis/VIN number at checkout and we confirm it before we ship. If a part does not fit your Acty, we exchange it or refund you in full.

Reasons to choose this wheel cylinder rebuild kit

  • Fluid weeping behind the drum
  • A soft pedal or a wet backing plate
  • You are doing rear brake work
  • A sticking wheel cylinder

Features & Function

  • Reseals the rear wheel cylinder
  • Matched to the Acty rear brakes
  • Stops fluid leaks and sticking

Installation Specifications

  • Difficulty: Moderate.
  • Estimated time: about 1.5 to 2.5 hours.
  • Required tools: A socket set, a brake-bleed kit, and pick tools.

Oiwa Garage Tech Note

"Honda has discontinued the genuine rear wheel cylinder, so this rebuild kit is the only option for anyone who needs to service a leaking rear wheel cylinder."

Frequently Asked Questions

Should I just replace the cylinder?

If the bore is pitted, yes. If it is smooth, the seal kit restores it. Bleed the brakes afterward either way.

How do I know the wheel cylinder is leaking?

Pull the drum and peel back the wheel-cylinder boot; fluid behind the boot or a wet backing plate means it is leaking. A soft pedal with no external line leak is the on-road sign.

Do I need to bleed the brakes after this job?

If you open the hydraulic system, yes - bleed it and confirm a firm pedal before driving. If no hydraulic line is opened, no bleeding is needed.

Fitment verified by the Kei truck specialists at Oiwa Garage · Listing updated June 2026.

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